It was the end of the seventies and I was a boy like all the others, an unbridled love for the nature and the animals.

This love I inherited from my mother’s side grandparents that bought a small piece of land with great sacrifice to be able to spend some happy hours outside of the city.

I saw the horse only on books, for me it was a dream.

One spring day I left the country house with some friends of mine to have a picnic. After a delightful grandmother’s cake we went for a walk in the woods, and it was in these woods where nature was truly unspoilt that I had the most extraordinary encounter of my life that marked it forever: the horse.

It was love at first sight, a thunder echoed in my mind, I was shocked, speechless, enchanted by that immense beauty and might, my heart was pounding “finally this wonderful creature, that dream that became real”.
I managed to touch the snout and it leaked my hand. I was happy like no one else, I still feel that happiness inside me from that encounter.

Afterwards I started to attend the horse riding centre in my hometown, but only when I was fifteen I had a proper training by a military instructor that was telling me he saw the legendary D’Inzeo brothers still as junior lieutenants; he was General Mario Maria Rossi.

From the beginning of the new century I follow one oriental discipline that has marked a relevant turning point in my horse riding style and applied to horse riding led me to the creation of the Tao Equestrian.

I gathered my equestrian experience and passion of thirty years associating myself with international level horsemen with whom I have collaborated mounting their horses before and after competitions and always with very good results.
I horse ride with a deep respect for the animal using at most its natural skills and above all the work with a great help that dwells inside us al along: the vital energy (c’hi).

Therefore I build serene and collaborative and happy horses eliminating many problems we all know.
I returned to the nature-universe system with great humility, great respect, love and devotion for this enchanting and wonderful animal.